The Strange: Moving Toward Completion!
March has just gotten started, and August is a long way off—right? Not, unfortunately, if you’re in the publishing business. […]
The Strange: Moving Toward Completion!
Do Not Let the Dice Fall Where They May
I see a lot of people confusing Numenera, which uses a d20 (also a d6 and a d10) with the d20
Do Not Let the Dice Fall Where They May
Announcing Character Options for Numenera!
Update 13 May: You can now download a free preview of Character Options! Monte Cook Games is pleased to announce
Announcing Character Options for Numenera!
Love and Sex in the Ninth World
Love, courtship, and sexual practices in the Ninth World. Love and Sex in the Ninth World is a guide to integrating elements of love and sex into any
Love and Sex in the Ninth World
Numenera Creature Deck
Weird and Wonderful Encounters on the Fly! Build encounters quickly and easily, or create them randomly on the fly. Then
The Monte Cook Games Web Store is Now Open!
Monte Cook Games is proud to open the virtual doors to our online store–just in time for two other great
The Monte Cook Games Web Store is Now Open!
The Ninth World Bestiary
Available Now! The Ninth World Bestiary is lavishly illustrated and wildly imaginative, featuring more than 130 creatures and characters. Offering GM
Numenera’s First Year
Well, okay. Numenera came out in August, so it’s only been five months, not a whole year. But as we
Artifacts and Oddities Collection I
On sale now at DriveThruRPG.com Numenera items to use in your Numenera game. The Artifacts and Oddities Collection I is a companion to the The
Artifacts and Oddities Collection I
Merry Holidays from Monte Cook Games
To all boys and girls of the Ninth World: He knows if you’ve been bad or good. But he doesn’t
Merry Holidays from Monte Cook Games
Two Kickstarters
My team is getting ready to have an AAR meeting (After Action Report) regarding The Strange Kickstarter. This will likely
What Makes for a Good Playtester (redux)
As we head into the playtesting period for The Strange, I am reminded of an article I wrote last year
What Makes for a Good Playtester (redux)